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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1970
Page
1
Military sources report a diplomatic note sent regarding fishing and traffic rights in shared waters. The Cambodian government has been informed of the development as part of ongoing discussions with unnamed third countries.
Federal judge Harry A. Blackmun won Senate confirmation to the Supreme Court by 94 to 0 after a bitter fight over two rejected Southern nominees. Southern lawmakers decried a double standard, while Blackmun expressed responsibility and readiness for the high court.
The city council will introduce four ordinances at a special meeting to set air pollution standards aligned with state and federal laws. A nine member Clean Air Council and an Air Pollution Appeals Board would enforce permits, testing, and penalties up to 300 dollars per day.
Vienna officials report UPI that during SALT talks diplomats and reporters preferred wine to sightseeing. Vice Lord Mayor Gertrude Sander invited over 100 delegates to a dinner at a Vienna wine cellar. 31 attended. Half the reservations were canceled as 178 guests appeared at the event.
Black engineer Kenneth A. Gibson tops five challengers including incumbent Hugh Addonizio in Newark mayoral election. He falls short of 60 percent, triggering a runoff with either Addonizio or white candidate Anthony Imperiale. Imperiale, Caufield and others also trail in a crowded field as Addonizio faces a federal extortion trial starting June 2 in Trenton.
The Herald Today outlines sections across sections including national defense recalls from Cambodia and a Supreme Court halt at churches and colleges. It lists regional death notices in Anderson and Madison counties, women’s news, area prep sports results, and market ads across multiple pages.
Madison County Republican leaders joined six other counties at New Castle to reelect district officers for the 10th District. Gerald Hodson of New Castle was named district chairman and George C. Chambers of Anderson re elected treasurer. Jean Bond of Liberty as vice chair and Leola Ditse Ter of Winchester as secretary also won new terms. Local GOP officials Myron Seybert and Lucille Patterson represented Madison at the district convention. Similar district meetings were held in 16 districts with plans for Indianapolis talks to name state committee officers.
The International Convention of the Church of God in Warner Auditorium June 15 21 will feature a radio evangelist a college president agency executives of the church young persons a former teen age gang leader and linguist author Dr Charles Weber executive secretary of the Executive Council plus daily speakers for 18 major sessions at 9 80 am 2 45 pm and 7 40 pm Rey Richard C Wood of Ponca City Oklahoma will be convention keynoter Theme To Be Used Of God mass meetings and numerous conferences and youth sessions are planned with guest speakers including Dr Eugene A Nida of the American Bible Society and evangelist Tom Skinner former Harlem Lords leader.
The Anderson Herald columnist Alice Widener in 1966 warned of violent revolts on American campuses. In a March 11 1958 Barron’s piece titled Ton Days is April she forecast student violence to provoke police action and spark broad government resentment.
Plan for a memorial observance in the city hall auditorium Friday was canceled as readers expected. Walter Reuther died in a Learjet crash near Pellston Michigan along with his wife and four others. Local 682 said arrangements were made with General Motors to suspend work three minutes at 10 a.m. Friday for the funeral. Flags were ordered at half mast and a short service will be held Sunday at 1 00 p.m. at Local 663 before a general membership meeting.
The readable text references rents and an apartment, an apparent contact phone number 6435371, and a time window from 5 AM to 5 PM. It mentions concealed pay, sale or resell terms, and a person named Phang Hyew with unclear context and locations or organizations.
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